Unique Top 3 Wild Tarantulas - Tarantula Hunting Around The World
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- Some Best of Tarantula Hunting in the Wild Footage from past field trip bringing you enjoyment of some of the most beautiful tarantulas we have ever encountered and documented in the wild! Thank you for watching our videos, listening to our podcast or just enjoy browsing our website! Stay strong and healthy in 2020 - all the best!
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Summary
00:00 - Chile - Phrixotrichus
03:56 - Namibia - Ceratogyrus
05:38 - Costa Rica - Sericopelma - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
can I come with you next time and just follow you around naming every tarantula you find?
you pay for the flights
Fantastic video! Great job!
thank you Lelle! great to hear that from a veteran like you 💪
awsome info
Super cool video! I want more of those!
💪💪 will give it a try
Glad to see you back Martin, i was worried for a bit that we weren't going to hear nothing for a while with what's been going on.. thank you for keeping up the hard work! Tarantula love!!
Thank you Ray! Much appreciated words - the travel restrictions will be in place for a while, so let's hope the best
Awesome video bro!
thanks!
Great Video! Love your Content. Keep up the good Work💪🏼
hehe cheers ;-)
Incredible footage and videography 🔥🔥🔥 I was waiting for new videos from you 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much 😀
Brilliant viewing yet again 😉👍👍
Awesome video! I have always enjoyed looking for A chalcodes in my backyard and while hiking in the mountains, but I have always wanted to do what you do for these videos. Thank you for sharing your travels!
That is awesome!
Great video. I hope you visit more African countries and make videos about their tarantulas sometime in the future haha
THank you Chris - I hope so too!
I don’t think words can describe how great this channel is! Keep it up dude.
much appreciated Christian! feel free to share and spread to word to help us out a little bit :)
Came back with an awesome video!
much appreciated! Thank you!
Wonderful video. Thank you.
Thank you too!
I really enjoyed your video. can you tell me what cameras were used to film your videos?
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Vielen Dank!
Awesome!! 💯👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
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cheers!
Why were people have trouble breeding the Phrixotrichus vulpinus?
Maybe Because it appears it’s more of a wandering type spider an needs a wide big open area to move around in. He said the only ones they found hiding were with egg sacs so it seems they only stay in one spot when with egg sacs otherwise they stay on the move. If you keep them in small box for an enclosure they probably just die and also won’t breed.
I don’t know how they have tried to keep them but I’d assume it’s probably the same way they keep all the other species. You maybe need a very very large enclosure. I don’t know tho this is jus my guess from watching the video.
@@herbalterrorist420 Could be. Interesting observation.
Thanks for your contribution! Sadly we don't know what they are missing - an in depth study on site would be necessary. But not even local hobbyist in Chile are able to reproduce them in captivity.
the Phrixotrichus vulpinuses are so pretty in a way its good that they cant live in captivity it means theyre not worth collecting and ppl will leave them alone. but they are so pretty they look like fluffier and longer legs versions of my E parvulus
Is it maybe because of the hight of the region?
I remember that this is the case with some old world species
@@kaanarslan9270 I dont think anyone actually knows the reason why they dont survive in captivity. it could be altitude or temperature or humidity or some preferred food but its just guesses
they live right next to the sea, they are not present in high altitude regions
I am curious, what does the phrixotrichus tarantula needs so we can breed this species?
no one really knows....
What species chameleon was that in Namibia?? Wow what a dude!
no idea - I will look it up, beautiful little specimen
Your podcasts are awesome. Why don't you upload them to UA-cam?
maybe in the future! at the moment we enjoy not getting filmed while having a chat (:
Do you know what‘s going on with Phrixotrichus in captivity lately? I‘ve seen slings pop up for sale from a couple different breeders now, are those illegal exports or did someone actually manage to keep and breed them?
They are all illegal exports for sure. No one was able to breed them. They dont do well in capivity, my recommendation would be to not buy them
@@birdspiders Aww that‘s too bad, thanks for the answer though!
music at 06.00?
what is the name of the fancy spider at 0:22 ?
that's Phrixotrichus vulpinus
What's the name of that amazing spider at the beginning of the video?
Phrixotrichus vulpinus :) I have some more videos on my channel
@@birdspiders Thanks for the reply and I'll make sure to check those out 👌🏻
Top video top bloke 👏 👌 👍 🙌
Glad you enjoyed it
I love your videos! Have you ever considered adding the latin binomials on the screen as you say them? I am unfamiliar with many of the genera and sp. that you are showing and sometimes struggle to understand what species you are showing. Thanks for considering, and keep up the great work!
Thank you! I usually add them in the videos, but here I wanted to make it less distruptive to the viewing experience, therefore also no info text animated "subscribe to us" stufg
Fantastic job and it's very nice seeing you back. Any information on how to keep a paired Pterinopelma sazimai female so she will produce an eggsac? I'm trying to put some captive bred Sazmais back into the hobby where I live. Take care and message me on Facebook if you would. Thanks. Ibnsarachnids aka rob
check out the climate data of Chapala Diamantina in Brasil ;-)
Mt Pterinopelma sazimai laid her eggsac and I have 500-600 babies.
My*
What was that first species named?
In chile.
Phrixotrichus vulpinus is the name :)